The thing that I love about erasure poetry is how interactive it can (and should!) be with the original work it is pulling from. I think,… Read more ““My Face Resembles / The One Reflected in the Water”: Reading David Dodd Lee’s And Others, Vaguer Presences”
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Reading David Dodd Lee
Happy Sunday, all! As fellow readers, book lovers, and writers, I know you have authors and books in your back pocket that you find yourself returning to… Read more “Reading David Dodd Lee”
“Black Light / Her Name in a Cup”: Scenes & Impressions: Reading David Dodd Lee’s Animalities
David Dodd Lee has been there with me since the beginning—not since the beginning of my reading and loving poetry, but of my writing poetry and… Read more ““Black Light / Her Name in a Cup”: Scenes & Impressions: Reading David Dodd Lee’s Animalities”
Poem of the Day: David Dodd Lee
A POEM ABOUT BLUEGILLS There are poems about bluegills. There are poems about trout. The bluegill doesn’t give a shit. It’ll eat a bare hook… Read more “Poem of the Day: David Dodd Lee”
Remembering Herbert Scott
SLEEPING WOMAN —after the painting by Richard Diebenkorn I’m walking east down Lovell in Kalamazoo… Read more “Remembering Herbert Scott”
Counting Down to the New Year: Five of My Favorite Books of 2014
Happy New Year, all! I hope you had a wonderful celebration of the upcoming new year and were able to spend some time recounting the good… Read more “Counting Down to the New Year: Five of My Favorite Books of 2014”
Reading David Dodd Lee
THE WHITE SEA Spin the big wheel of weather. So it’s seven degrees. I could have sworn it was balmy and getting ready … Read more “Reading David Dodd Lee”